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The national directory of mental health

Neal-Schuman Publishers.

1980

Questions and answers

United States. Department of Agriculture. Radio Service

1930

Appalachian integrated pest management gypsy moth project

R.C. Reardon

1996

Insect resistance in crop plants

Reginald Henry Painter

1951

Insect management for food storage and processing

1984

Introduction to insect pest management

Robert Lee Metcalf, William Henry Luckmann

1982

Handbook of medical entomology

William A. Riley

1915

Applied entomology

Henry Torsey Fernald

1921

Insect Pests

George S. Fichter

1951

Dead Snails Leave No Trails, Revised

Loren Nancarrow, Janet Hogan Taylor

2013

Killer Bees

Mark L. Winston

1992

Adventures in stitches

Mariska Karasz

1949

Man and insects

L. Hugh Newman

1965

Hot-water treatment of sugar cane for insect pests

P. A. Yoder

1923

Using mating disruption to manage gypsy moth

Richard C. Reardon

1995

Reports of observations and experiments in the practical work of the Division

Charles V. Riley

1883

Biological Insect Press Suppression (Advanced Series in Agricultural Science Volume 4)

H. C. Coppel

1977

1985 insect pest management guide

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Cooperative Extension Service

1984

Bugs in the system

May R. Berenbaum

1995

Insects, injurious and beneficial

Matthew Cooke

1883

Entomology for medical officers

A. Alcock

1911

Insects

1952

Fundamentals of applied entomology

M. Curtis Wilson

1984

Destructive and useful insects

C. L. Metcalf

1928

Method of destroying grasshoppers

W. P. Flint

1921

Principles of insect pathology

Edward Arthur Steinhaus

1949

Golden Malicious

Sheila Connolly

2013

The coconut moth in Fiji

John Douglas Tothill

1930

Common household pests

Phillip W. Hadlington

1999

Biological control

Robert Van den Bosch

1973

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